Rachael Ray returned to social media but failed to address her fans’ worry after sparking concern by appearing to slur her speech in a recent video. The professional TV chef, 56, dropped an Instagram post on Wednesday, marking her first since causing frenzy over her health earlier this week. Ray did not appear on camera, … Read more
That’s not hot. Paris Hilton sparked backlash for posting a video of her 19-month-old son Phoenix on a catamaran without wearing a life jacket. In the TikTok shared Wednesday, Hilton’s baby boy adorably crawled and walked around the boat in a cute burgundy outfit while being filmed by his famous mom. Paris Hilton’s son Phoenix. … Read more
Prince Harry will not travel to the UK to attend his uncle Robert Fellowes’ funeral, according to a report. The Duke of Sussex, 39, had been considering a return to home soil for the memorial service and has reportedly been in contact with his aunt and his cousins, as well as his late mother Diana’s brother, Charles … Read more
A giant, 40-foot-long slide, notorious for its bumpy rides, is back in business after being shuttered for two years amid safety concerns. The six-lane slide at Belle Isle Park in Detroit, Michigan, which went viral in 2022 after videos emerged showing riders bouncing along its ramp, reopened Friday. This time around, Michigan’s Department of Natural … Read more
Multiple recalls of pet food this week have sparked fears of bacterial infections. The Food and Drug Administration has issued two separate recalls — one for dog and cat food and another for hedgehogs — over fears of contamination that could cause illness and, in some cases, potentially death. Dog and cat food recall Viva … Read more
What a buzz kill. Hundreds of canned coffee products have been recalled over concerns of botulism contamination, the Food and Drug Administration reported this week. The products are produced by the Wisconsin-based company Snapchill LLC, which is voluntarily recalling more than 250 products that were distributed across the country to various roasters and vendors, as … Read more
Martin Lawrence is shutting down speculation that there is cause for concern about his health. The actor debunked rumors following his appearance at the “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” LA premiere. Last week, a clip went viral showing Lawrence and co-star Will Smith greeting fans on top of a bus. Some spectators suggested that it … Read more
Life is plastic — not fantastic. Three recent studies highlight the dangers of nanoplastics on health. Microplastics are making their way into various parts of humans’ and animals’ bodies, including the testicles, according to a study published last week in Toxicological Sciences. This has dangerous implications for both male sperm quality and fertility. “Microplastics are … Read more
Airbnb is addressing concerns from customers complaining about the costs compared to hotels. The company was started in 2008, advertising itself with its original tagline as “a cheap, affordable alternative to a hotel.” However, Airbnb users have become increasingly frustrated with rising prices — especially when the total spikes due to cleaning and other … Read more
Prince Harry may be returning to the UK next month, but that doesn’t mean a reconciliation is in the works. “The king is happy to spend time with his youngest son but will remain guarded to protect the people that he loves and who have shown him unconditional loyalty,” Kinsey Schofield, host of the “To … Read more
Prince Harry is considering pulling the plug on his rumored upcoming trip to London, according to reports. The Duke of Sussex, 39, was reportedly gearing up to jet off to his home soil in May to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. But according to insiders, Harry is concerned over his own safety after … Read more
John Sterling is entering the bottom of the ninth inning of his illustrious Yankees play-by-play career. The longtime Yankees radio voice is expected to announce his retirement at a news conference on Friday, The Post has learned. “We’re going to wait until the press conference,” Sterling told The Post’s Ryan Glasspiegel when reached for comment. … Read more
Don’t worry, he’s still kicking. Jackie Chan got extremely candid about aging after turning 70 over the weekend. “Even before today, many friends have been reminding me: ‘Jackie, it’s going to be your 70th birthday,’” Chan wrote via Instagram under several throwback images on Sunday. “Every time I hear this number, my heart would stop … Read more
Decaf lovers may get a jolt when they read this. The FDA may ban a chemical in decaf coffee, used by major chains like Starbucks and Dunkin’ Donuts because it has been linked to cancer. This is the most commonly used decaffeinated coffee known as European Method Decaf, Food Navigator reported. The chemical, called methylene … Read more
A New Mexico man has died of complications from the bubonic plague as state health officials scramble to assess the ongoing risk in the region. The unidentified Lincoln Country resident had been hospitalized recently with the bacterial affliction, although the details surrounding how he contracted it and how his health deteriorated remain unclear, the state … Read more
Talk about ill-gotten gains. As sick as it might sound, mental health issues among young people are at an all-time high. Due to the rise of Gen Zers with “common mental disorders” (CMD), such as anxiety and depression — spurred by everyday issues like breakups, meeting deadlines and the pressures of social media — employees in their … Read more
Convicted rapist and disgraced “That 70s Show” alum Danny Masterson has been transferred to a minimum-security prison after less than a month at a maximum-security facility. According to state records, Masterson was moved to California’s Men’s Colony in San Luis Obispo to serve out his 30-year sentence after being found guilty of two counts of forcible rape … Read more
They claim it’ll tech-spedite the screening process. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) sparked privacy concerns after unveiling plans to roll out controversial facial recognition tech in over 400 US airports soon. “TSA is in the early stages of deploying its facial recognition capability to airport security checkpoints,” a spokesperson told The Post regarding the ambitious program. … Read more
Broadway is attracting fewer theatergoers from New York City suburbs — and a major reason is “safety concerns” about Manhattan, according to a survey. The Great White Way sold 12.3 million tickets for the 2022-2023 season — a 17% drop versus 2018-2019, the last complete season before Broadway shut down because of the pandemic, according … Read more
Years of budget cuts and staffing shortages have left the New York City Department of Health too hobbled to contain a sharp rise in local cases of tuberculosis (TB), according to a bombshell new report. TB is the world’s deadliest infectious disease, and there have been about 500 NYC cases of active TB so far … Read more